Panasonic NV-HS1000 Service Manual page 26

Connection to a TV Set with S-Video Socket
This VTR uses the S-VHS format that makes it possible to
obtain high resolution and high picture quality by using the
high-performance S-VHS video cassette tapes.
The conventional video sockets of VTRs output (input) a
combination of \he luminance signal tY) and colour s\gnal
(C) which are recorded on \he video tape. The new S
(Separate)-Video Socket allows separate transmission of
signals In order to obtain clearer pictures.
The connection with the S-Video Cable can also be used for
playback of a tape that was recorded In the conventional
VHS system. The "S" in the "S-Video Socket" stands for
"SEPARATED Y/C" not for "S-VHS".
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S-Video Input
Socket
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To mains supply
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Connection to a Decoder
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Note:
If the TV set Is provided with an RGB-compalible connector,
connect \he 21-pin AV cable from the VTR to this
connector. Use full-pin 21-pin AV cables for connecting \he
TV set and VTR and for connecting the VTR and decoder.
AVLINK
With this button the connected colour TV set can be
switched from TV mode to VTR mode (vice versa) when It Is
connected by means of 21-pin scart cable.
This makes a variety of functions possible, such as
simultaneous recording and viewing when a Pay TV (e.g.
Canal Plus, Fllmnet) decoder or a satellite receiver has
been connected.
VTR mode (VTR Indicator lights):
To enjoy sound and pictures from the VTR.
TV mode (VTR Indicator goes off):
To watch another programme on the TV while recording on
the VTR.
•Select the programme to be watched using the TV set's
tuner.
•The sound and pictures of a different channel are received
by the VTR.
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Connections
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21-Pin ScartTerminal
To mains supply
VTR
TV set
VTR mode AV input selected
Power On
Input from TV set's
TV mode
tuner·
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Input from TV set's
Power Off
tuner
"When the VTR Is set to the TV mode and the Pay TV
channel Is selected, the signals will still be scrambled even
when Pay TV Is selected by the TV set's tuner. At a lime
like this, either set the VTR to the VTR mode or switch the
TV set's input signals to AV input.
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